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 1 1 |             BRETON TOWN AND MANSION~France, especially in Brittany,
 2 1 |             Avignon in the south of France, which preserve so intact,
 3 1 |          and fertile~vegetations in France. A painter, a poet would
 4 1 |          connected with~the rest of France by two roads only: that
 5 1 |      separate them from the rest of France.~Guerande, therefore, being
 6 1 |   resemblance to any other place in France. The~town produces somewhat
 7 1 |            position of the crown of France~towards its /engagistes/ (
 8 1 |            absolutely no account in France,~and which would be a subject
 9 1 |          one of the great barons of France, a man above whom there~
10 1 |             but one man,the King of France, once elected ruler. To-day
11 1 |           like that of the house of France, which connoisseurs find~
12 1 |             English for a time~from France. The depth of this carving,
13 2 |        Baron du~Guenic came over to France to obtain the documents
14 2 |            him. If he gave them all France in bits,~they still would
15 2 |         Duchesse de Berry landed in France to conquer back the~kingdom
16 3 |            certain parts of western France.~ ~Thus this rich old maid
17 3 |          him to be employed against~France; he then resigned and went
18 3 |            with whom he returned to France. It was the duke who~obtained
19 6 |             Two of the sisters left France, and the~third confided
20 6 |             Europe on the corpse of France. Her removal to~Paris was
21 6 |       escutcheons. Several peers of France,~allured by the prospect
22 10|        passion of a kind so rare in France, and so dramatic. You~are
23 14|            have supposed~himself in France. The baron and baroness,
24 17|           and the great families of France and England should, one
25 17|             feudal system and /old/ France. The whole scene was a festival~
26 18|           the manners and morals of France in the~nineteenth century
27 21|            the most charming men in France; I tell him,~naively, how
28 22|          Emperor in the campaign of France. He died at Metz,robbed,
29 22|              Who knows the power in France of witty sayings upon ordinary
30 22|             in stock of the Bank of France and put~half of that sum
31 22|            and if all the horses of France and of Navarre could enter
32 25| sub-lieutenant~before a marshall of France, could refuse him nothing;
33 25|         about the shoulders; but in France the heads of women~are principally
34 25|          dear; you shall be peer of~France. As for that poor old fellow,"